One Adams House resident, Mitchell A. Orenstein '89, said he has tested the waters several times in the past week with a few of his friends. "The thing about the pool is that it's an invitation to decadence," Orenstein said.

The house pool won't officially reopen, however, until the proper chemicals are added in the next week or so. At that time, Adams officials say a grand reopening is in the works.

Centurian Back in the News

McGeorge Bundy, former Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, is mediating a dispute over admitting women to an East Coast all-male social club, the New York Times reported last week.

The Century Association, which is housed in a three story townhouse on New York's West 43rd St., is a watering hole for 1900 of the city's prominent artists and authors. Last summer the exclusive club signed an agreement which promised that it would abide by a state anti-discrimination law--only if it was upheld by New York's highest court.

Bundy, a New York University professor who was national security advisor during the Kennedy Administration, is serving as the chairman of a committee reconsidering the club decision in favor of admitting women. Bundy's committee could recommend that the 139-year old social organization make the necessary financial changes to avoid being held under the law.

"We have to ask ourselves a broad set of questions about what kind of club the Century would be if it met the requirements of the law in some other way," Bundy told the New York Times.

Stop in The Name of Love

Those folks down at City Hall will be making it easier for Harvard students to get to classes second semester. Last Monday night the nine-member Cambridge City Council passed an order instructing the Traffic and Parking Department to install a stop sign at the Johnson Gate crossing on Massachusetts Ave.